video
part of speech
noun (a video, videos); verb (video, videos, videoed, videoing)
meaning for a pupil
1) Moving pictures with sound recorded and watched on a screen. tree →
2) A recording of something: a video of the school play. tree →
3) Verb: to record something with a camera or phone. tree →
sense in the lessons
In everyday life and online safety: watching videos; only watch videos an adult says are okay; don't post videos of yourself or others without permission; things in videos can be fake. In school: watch a science video, make a class video. Phrases: watch a video, make a video, video call, video game, music video, on video.
examples
- We watched a video about volcanoes. tree →
- Dad made a video of my first steps. tree →
- Ask permission before you film someone in a video. tree →
- I had a video call with my cousins in Ireland. tree →
- My brother plays video games. tree →
- Some videos online are not true. tree →
- Tell an adult if you see a video that upsets you. tree →
- Mum videoed the race. tree →
note
Countable: videos (no e). Verb past: videoed. Say «VID-ee-oh». Asking before filming or sharing videos of others is the polite and safe rule.
In the corpora
- Not everything you see is true: some stories and videos are made up or edited on purpose to fool people.
- A few seconds of video of two brothers walking together does not tell you whether they have made up.
- Then she told the world herself, in a video, that she had cancer and was having chemotherapy.
- «Kate's done a video.
- The internet also makes things that look real but are not: AI videos, fake screenshots, forum posts with no name.
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «video» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.